The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-24

Item No. 80. To Jcnn L.
Murphy, stationery for engrossiDg
clerk Of senate, session of one
10 thousand eight Hundred and
eighty-seven, one hundred and
sixty-seyen dollars az d IF " cents, II
Item No. 100 To John L.
Murphy, stationery for pr 7ident
of senate, session of one thou. and
eight hundred and eigbty-seveD,
O one hundred and sixty-four dol
lars and seventy five cents, 16
Item No 101. To John y.
Murphy, stationery for secretary
of senate, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eiehty-seven,
eighty-seven dollars and seventy
five cents. 81
Item No. 102. To 3. F. Me
thoen, bill files for senate, session
, of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seven, forty-two dol
lars and seyenty-five cents, A
Item No. 103 G. A. GuDdaker,
bill files FIR senate, session of
enc thousand eight hundred and
eighty-seven, ninety dollars, &C
lem NJ. 104. To John L.
Murphy, twenty-six bills fle for
senate, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty
twenty-six dollars, &c
Item No. los. To E. A. Miller,
assistant sergeant-at-arms of SEN
ate, railroad fares, prior to organi-
cation of senate, session of one
thousand eight hundred and eigh-
ty-seven, fifty dollars, so
Not approved,
RoBT. S. GREEN, Governor.
Tam M 10G To Rohavt u Tn
gersoll, for rsilroad fare, extra ex-
penses and extra services as assist
ant journal clerk of senate, session
of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seyen, one hundred dol
lars, 100
Not approved,
RoBT. S. GREEN, Governor.
Item No. 10Y. To John L. Muir
ply, stationery for sergeant-at-
arms of senate, session of one thou.
sand eight hundred and eighty
seven, one hundred and fifty
three dollars and ffty-fve cents, 1853.
Item No 108. To James p Dis
brow, for services rendered in
cleaning lobby rooms and cleaning
paint III assembly chamber, ses-
sion of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, fifty dollars, so.
Item No. 100. To F. L. Rich
ardson, sergeant-at-arms of senate,
Car fare of senators and members
visiting state normal school, ses-
sion of one thousand eight hun
bred and eighty-seven, six dollars, 6
Item No. 10. 10 Thomas Car
ney, services as page at opening of
senate, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven,
ten dollars, 10
Item No. Ill. To W. S, Snyder,
assistant engrossing clerk, services
at opening of senate, session of
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven, ten dollars, 10
Item No. 112 To Clinton Cheese.
man, SERVICES as page at opening of
house, session OF one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-seven,
ten dollars, 10
Item No. 113. To each clergy
man for opening sessions of the
legislature with prayer during SEES
sion of one thousand eight hun
bred aud eighty-seven, excepting
these heretofore named in this
act. ten dollars, 10
Item No. ia To Daniel Muir.
ray, Thomas Parker, William Mott,
Lewis Rummertle. Richard Dill
more and Charles Carson, ten dol
lars each for car fare prior to re-
ceiving passes, session of one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty
seven, sixty dollars, 60.
Not approved.
ROBERT S. GREEN, Governor.
Item No. lis To Samuel
Toombs, for services opening
house of assembly, session of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven, ten dollars, 10
Item No. l16 70 John J. Stan
ton, services opening house of as
sembly, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty seven,
ten dollars, 10
Item No. 1T. To John Britt,
services rendered in cleaning ice
coolers, and furnishing ice for
house of assembly and senate, ses-
sion of one thousand eight hun
bred and eighty-seyen, fifty dol
lars, 80
Not approved.
RoBERf 5. GREEN, Governor.
J Renumbsr items to read consecutive
2. And be it enacted, That this act sh
take effect Immediately.
Approved with the exception of lite
number ). Z, 10, II, y, ID, %, 80, 30,
35, 50, Al, As. 81. 81. 65 65, "a, rs, IS,
80, 81, 49, 81 los, 106, ia and III.
May 9th, 1887. ROBr. 5. GREEN.
J Governor